Queensland Premier Dismisses Youth Detention Capacity Concerns

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Queensland Premier David Crisafulli has rejected concerns about youth detention centre capacity amid proposed 'breach bail, go to jail' reforms.
Critics cite existing pressure and lack of detail, while the Premier insists capacity has been bolstered.

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Queensland Premier David Crisafulli has rejected concerns about youth detention centre capacity amid proposed 'breach bail, go to jail' reforms. Critics cite existing pressure and lack of detail, while the Premier insists capacity has been bolstered.

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